Offset issue?

[Brononius]

Hey,

I've got 2 routers (RT1 and RT2) on a remote site. These are primary and backup (virtual ip...).

I've got a third router (RTA) who's on the local site.

RT1 has fe 10.10.10.0

RT1 has fe 10.10.20.0

On RT1 and RT2, i do the same natting (10.10.10.x).

The traffic goes normally always through RT1, and if RT1 is down, through RT2.

So when RT1 is down, i should have a second route for 10.10.10.0 towards RT2.

On RT2, i've put now:

router eigrp 1
   redistribute static route-map flt-static
   passive-interface default
   no passive-interface Tunnel0
   no passive-interface Tunnel1
   offset-list flt-static out 20 Tunnel0
   offset-list flt-static out 20 Tunnel1
   network 10.0.0.0
   distribute-list flt-eigrp-eth0-out out Ethernet0
   distribute-list flt-eigrp-eth0-in in Ethernet0
   distribute-list flt-eigrp-tu0-in in Tunnel0
   distribute-list flt-eigrp-tu1-in in Tunnel1
   no auto-summary

ip access-list standard flt-static
   permit 10.10.10.0 0.0.0.127
   permit 10.10.20.0 0.0.0.127

So i supposed that i would see on RTA the 10.10.20.0 with a higher metric.

But only the 10.10.10.0 is routed towards RT1.

Any idea what i'm missing?

[Hitesh Vinzoda]

Are the tunnel destination same for both destinations ?

Regards

Hitesh Vinzoda

[Brononius]

How do you mean?

RT1 (10.10.10.254) goes to RTA (111.222.333.444) and RTB (111.222.333.555)

RT2 (10.10.20.254) goes to RTA (111.222.333.444) and RTB (111.222.333.555)

RTA and RTB are located on a completely different site, and different public ip ranges (providers).